Russell Questions Veterans Burden in Reserve Bill
Sen. Russell of Georgia questioned the fairness of requiring veterans to bear the main burden of the proposed military reserve plan as hearings opened. He argued the reserve burden should not fall on those who volunteered or were drafted for duty and noted the reserve today is larger and more efficient than ever. Pentagon testimony is planned for Monday with outside witnesses today and tomorrow as Senate leaders aim for passage late next week.
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Bright Students Urged to Enter Scientific Research
Dr. Willard F. Libby of the US Atomic Energy Commission urged teachers to inspire exceptional students to pursue science and engineering. He warned of a serious shortage of qualified professionals, citing only about 2 percent of capable individuals earning PhD degrees and blaming inadequate instruction and limited financial incentives.
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Salk Vaccine Supply Forecast Promised by Health Service
The U S Public Health Service promises an accurate forecast of available Salk polio vaccine for the rest of the summer. A spokesman said the statement will detail how much vaccine is on hand in processing plants and not yet cleared for use.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Health Service
Segregation To End Plans Outlined By Board
San Angelo Texas school officials plan a three year program to end segregation in public schools. Superintendent G B Wadzeck leads the effort as about 64 percent of pupils in the district are Negro.
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Tex
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